What We are Looking for in Reviewers
Jul 15, 202622m
Christopher M. Bono, MD presents the latest episode of NASS' Definitive Guide to Successful Research: What We are Looking for in Reviewers.
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Hosted by North American Spine Society · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 292 episodes
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The NASS Podcast delivers expert discussions on the latest advances, challenges and innovations in surgical and comprehensive spine care. Featuring multidisciplinary perspectives from leaders across the spine community, episodes explore clinical controversies, emerging technologies, research, education, professional development and patient care - all in a convenient, on demand format.
North American Spine Society hosts The NASS Podcast, a science show with 292 episodes published.
Christopher M. Bono, MD presents the latest episode of NASS' Definitive Guide to Successful Research: What We are Looking for in Reviewers.
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